Johnny, lets run up there and check it out. i might have read that a couple new boulders had fell on the trail this spring but hadn't seen any reports that its as tough as that video. here's a link to when pastor john ran it last year
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Not sure I want to camp in snow. I may come up later today or tomorrow... I hate the weather in May in Montana. I sprayed my dandelions two days ago, now I have to shovel snow. Sheesh.
if you guys want a third to prerun it im always down to explore new areas.Drew, supposedly there's a good bypass around the rocky section. i'm thinking this coming sat to go run it to see. it seems to me on most pics and video's that they only show guys taking the hardest line. we shall see.
Drew I just realized the blue 40, fourth from the right is Bobs in this photo. Martin shared it with me awhile back.Okay...
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We've got a lot of 40's around the Bozeman area. Lets pick a weekend, stick to it and hope for the best.
I'll kick it off suggesting Sunday July 11th. Tobacco Root Mountains.
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I will cast a vote for July 30July 23 or July 30?
Thanks for the write up Ron. Sounds good all around and does ease my mind knowing that there are good sneak routes if needed. This is sounding funJust got home from Mcarty crk. Darren, Johnny and i did the trip. The trail is narrow due to trees and just challenging enough to be fun. this is primo for the narrow 40's. there should be no danger of damage unless you drive into a tree, just a normal offroad trail. however, if you want more of a challenge it definetly is there. I ended up having to use the winch to get away from a boulder. johnny just drove up that section. the bypasses are good. Johnny went back to camping and i couldn't see any reason to going back on pavement so we showed darren the trail over the elkhorns and ended up by the dairy south of toston. was a kick of a day, that trail is still on my suggested list for the run but if anyone has any other trails i'm always up to going along to check it out. i'm sure the other guys will be chiming in and undoubtedly will show pictures. also, a chainsaw it highly suggested lol. Ron
i really think you'll enjoy it if that's the one we do. i'm more into scenery and not rock crawling, my 40 is a couple levels below what i'd feel comfortable with doing that stuff. if i hadn't been with the guys i was with i definetley wouldn't have tried it. i escaped relatively unscathed considering. doubt i'll ever take that route again but will watch and help whoever wants to go that way. be forwarned though, if you happen to have one of those biden moments that i seem to have more of all the time you will leave paint or bring bark home with you. if you haven't been to elkhorn it's just up the road from the end of the trail. Also, Darren if you haven't washed the "mud" off your 80 once it dries it will be with you a long long time lol. I just pulled the 40 onto the lift and am about to remove the rear driveshaft. for some reason the boot is missing and there's some pretty good scratches, wonder how i did that.Thanks for the write up Ron. Sounds good all around and does ease my mind knowing that there are good sneak routes if needed. This is sounding fun![]()